The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-12
LOCAL BRIEFS.


Cured at the Theatre last evening.
QUITE Anumber of the district schools
have closed for the summer Vacauon.
TIE COMMENCEMENT exercises at the
University of Deseret will be held on
Thursday next.
WELLS, FARGO & Go s shipments yes
terday we're: Base bnllion, $1,000; ore,
800. Total, 5000.
MCCORMICK e. Co. received yesterday,
Hansuer bullion, IS 200; silver and LEAD
ores, $500. Total, $7,7OO.
OUR DISPATCHES bring the news of the
death of William E Sheridan, tn
tragedian, at Sidney, May 18th, OF cpl
lepsy.
ALEX. p. NoRTHQUIsT, Hector NJ.
Scott VIM. II. Rodda, and Henry P.
Soonberg we're admitted to citizenship
by Judge Zane yesterday.
FRANK WILLIAMS was fined SIS in the
Police Court yesterday, he having been
convicted of the charge of VACANCY.
He lately came from Grand Junction,
Colorado.
JUSTICE PYPER will be absent from
the Police Court bench portion OF this
week. During his absence, Alderman
Patrick will see that the scales OF JUS
tice are evenly adjusted.
WE HEAR that Mr.. B. II. Conklin has
bonded for four months the First
Chance. Warner and Shortey claims for
$4,000. Time is short; so Mr.. Conklln
viii! begin work at once.-Inier-Idaho
TIE PEOPLES Central Committee held
a brief session yesterday, and then 40.
iourned until Thursday, when they Will
hear the report of the committee on
superintendent, and transact some
other business.
REV. l. L WooD will give his second
lecture on Evolution this evening, at
the Bapust Church. corner Second
South and Second West Streets. Free
thinkers, Or any one interested. in
Tited. Seats free. Strangers welcome.
Nh. CuNHINGHAM's cattle sale which
is attracting considerable attention
among those who take an interest in
fine STOCK, was being further doomed
Yesterday by the somewhat. novel but
decidedly attractive method OF a brass
band.
AT THR conclusion of the Teachers
Institute yesterday, about twenty OF
the members, at the invitation of the
representatives of publishing houses
present. took a run out to Garfield
Beach, where they passed short time
very pleasantly.
AN OLD man named Lund, who lives
in one of the northern settlements, was
detected We. terday in stealing pain
of spectacles from q. G. NJ. 1. He was
arrested, and the property found
secreted IN a coat in his wagon. Later II
the day he was taken before the Police
Judge and fined $40.
EDNA SooTT, who was dying from thu
effects of morphine administered BY
her own hand when We went to press
Yesterday morning, succumbed to the
effects q the poison early in the
day. An inquest was held during
the afternoon, when a verdict OF dealt
by suicide was rendered.
ALL MEMBERS of lions Choral Unior
will please take notice that the coDie
of the Messiah" have arrived, and b.
on hand at the Tabernacle next Mon
day evening at the usual hour for re
hearsal. Those DESTROYS OF becoming
members should make application to tn
secretary at once for blanks, so tina
thew may be admitted in time to com
mence work on the oratorio. THoNA
HULL, Secretary.
PROFESSOR EDWARD BENNER wi
preach the annual sermon before tn
graduating class of Salt Lake Academ
at Independence Hall, this morn
ing. at IL O'Clock. The term eXamina
ton will take place at Hammond Ha
on Monday and Tuesday, June 18th an
18th, and the graduating exercises o
Wednesday evening, at the same place
at s O'Clock. All are cordially invite
to be present at these exercises.
THERE is to be a strawberry and ic
cream festival at the Twelfth War
schooihouse, to morrow evening. begiI
nlng,st s o'clock, to which the Childre
and their friends are invited. Th
young ladies and gentlemen of the cou
mittee having the affair in charge, wi
give al hearty welcome. Their name
are Misses Susie Ritter, Amy Wake
and Pauline Williams, and Masters Lee
Young, George Ritter and George Gun
nings.
OS MONDAY evening June 18th, 18S'
at the Social Hall, I so O'Clock, the
will be special meeting of the commi
tees on the Library and Reading Roo
or the salt Lake STAKE, at WINCH iii
will BE- ratified and adopted consritr
ton and bylaws, which will be for Il
governing of the institution. The fr
committees from every ward are carr
estly requested to be present, as the
WI speak in the interests of their col
stituents.
CATHERINE MORRIS was tried in Il
PJ'ice Court yesterday on the charge
assault upon Joanna Anderson. Boz
parties are old ladies. Mrs. Morris W
adjudged guilty, and in passing SCI
tence the Judge took occasion to T
mark that it was not at all pleasant
s t in such cases, and inflict fine
Imprisonment upon a poor, o
woman, but the defendant had bel
complained of several times before, t
evidence against her was clear, and
had no alternative but TO enforce {
law. Mrs. Morris was fined $40. 81
will probably go to Jail for twenty day
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